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"soundful" poems
I saw a hunter by a country road, In tandem with me he sailed as I drove. His hoody-head set monkish to the soil Conjured up music so soundful, sacred, And I unmoving over a tired flesh— Coloured vehicle felt naked and dead For he so saintly robed and dressed to **** In the colours of the sky prayed with wings, My harrier, his eyes cleansed purity and gold While mine unsightly piebald pale and blue. But want of food dovetailed two craving Creatures, yet— over fed I felt rusty Below his steely hunger and what saving Grace God might offer either mice or men.
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Sep 21, 2012
Sep 21, 2012 at 1:06 PM UTC
I Saw a Hunter by a Country Road
I saw a hunter by a country road, In tandem with me he sailed as I drove. His hoody-head set monkish to the soil Conjured up music so soundful, sacred, And I unmoving over a tired flesh— Coloured vehicle felt naked and dead For he so saintly robed and dressed to **** In the colours of the sky prayed with wings, My harrier, his eyes cleansed purity and gold While mine unsightly piebald pale and blue. But want of food dovetailed two craving Creatures, yet, over fed I felt rusty Below his steely hunger and what saving Grace God might offer either mice or men.
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Dec 11, 2013
Dec 11, 2013 at 2:31 PM UTC
I Saw a Hunter by a Country Road
I saw a hunter by a country road, In tandem with me he sailed as I drove. His hoody-head set monkish to the soil Conjured up music so soundful, sacred, And I unmoving over a tired flesh— Coloured vehicle felt naked and dead For he so saintly robed and dressed to **** In the colours of the sky prayed with wings, My harrier, his eyes cleansed purity and gold While mine unsightly piebald pale and blue. But want of food dovetailed two craving Creatures, yet, over fed I felt rusty Below his steely hunger and what saving Grace God might offer either mice or men.
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Jan 11, 2013
Jan 11, 2013 at 12:32 PM UTC
I Saw a Hunter by a Country Road
I saw a hunter by a country road, In tandem with me he sailed as I drove. His hoody-head set monkish to the soil Conjured up music so soundful, sacred, And I unmoving over a tired flesh— Coloured vehicle felt naked and dead For he so saintly robed and dressed to **** In the colours of the sky prayed with wings, My harrier, his eyes cleansed purity and gold While mine unsightly piebald pale and blue. But want of food dovetailed two craving Creatures, yet, over fed I felt rusty Below his steely hunger and what saving Grace God might offer either mice or men.
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Jun 1, 2012
Jun 1, 2012 at 7:46 PM UTC
I Saw a Hunter by a Country Road
I saw a hunter by a country road, In tandem with me he sailed as I drove. His hoody-head set monkish to the soil Conjured up music so soundful, sacred, And I unmoving over a tired flesh— Coloured vehicle felt naked and dead For he so saintly robed and dressed to **** In the colours of the sky prayed with wings, My harrier, his eyes cleansed purity and gold While mine unsightly piebald pale and blue. But want of food dovetailed two craving Creatures, yet, over fed I felt rusty Below his steely hunger and what saving Grace God might offer either mice or men.
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May 20, 2013
May 20, 2013 at 9:26 AM UTC
I Saw a Hunter by a Country Road
I saw a hunter by a country road, In tandem with me he sailed as I drove. His hoody-head set monkish to the soil Conjured up music so soundful, sacred, And I unmoving over a tired flesh— Coloured vehicle felt naked and dead For he so saintly robed and dressed to **** In the colours of the sky prayed with wings, My harrier, his eyes cleansed purity and gold While mine unsightly piebald pale and blue. But want of food dovetailed two craving Creatures, yet— over fed I felt rusty Below his steely hunger and what saving Grace God might offer either mice or men.
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Feb 6, 2014
Feb 6, 2014 at 12:22 PM UTC
I Saw a Hunter by a Country Road
( Sonnet ) I saw a hunter by a country road, In tandem with me he sailed as I drove. His hoody-head set monkish to the soil Conjured up music so soundful, sacred, And I unmoving over a tired flesh— Coloured vehicle felt naked and dead For he so saintly robed and dressed to **** In the colours of the sky prayed with wings, My harrier, his eyes cleansed purity and gold While mine unsightly piebald pale and blue. But want of food dovetailed two craving Creatures, yet— over fed I felt rusty Below his steely hunger and what saving Grace God might offer either mice or men.
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Sep 30, 2015
Sep 30, 2015 at 5:27 PM UTC
I Saw a Hunter by a Country Road
The light sang in her ears Sprightly, musical white light. The salt made her feet tingle Steaming, soothing salt. Glass drenched everything Twisting, summery glass. Soundful silence Rueful bliss Placid insanity
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Jun 24, 2017
Jun 24, 2017 at 4:34 AM UTC
Blanched
I saw a hunter by a country road, In tandem with me he sailed as I drove. His hoody-head set monkish to the soil Conjured up music so soundful, sacred, And I unmoving over a tired flesh— Coloured vehicle felt naked and dead For he so saintly robed and dressed to **** In the colours of the sky prayed with wings, My harrier, his eyes cleansed purity and gold While mine unsightly piebald pale and blue. But want of food dovetailed two craving Creatures, yet— over fed I felt rusty Below his steely hunger and what saving Grace God might offer either mice or men.
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Mar 26, 2013
Mar 26, 2013 at 3:01 PM UTC
I Saw a Hunter by a Country Road
( Sonnet ) I saw a hunter by a country road, In tandem with me he sailed as I drove. His hoody-head set monkish to the soil Conjured up music so soundful, sacred, And I unmoving over a tired flesh— Coloured vehicle felt naked and dead For he so saintly robed and dressed to **** In the colours of the sky prayed with wings, My harrier, his eyes cleansed purity and gold While mine unsightly piebald pale and blue. But want of food dovetailed two craving Creatures, yet— over fed I felt rusty Below his steely hunger and what saving Grace God might offer either mice or men.
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Mar 11, 2016
Mar 11, 2016 at 5:06 PM UTC
I Saw a Hunter by a Country Road
( Sonnet ) I saw a hunter by a country road, In tandem with me he sailed as I drove. His hoody-head set monkish to the soil Conjured up music so soundful, sacred, And I unmoving over a tired flesh— Coloured vehicle felt naked and dead For he so saintly robed and dressed to **** In the colours of the sky prayed with wings, My harrier, his eyes cleansed purity and gold While mine unsightly piebald pale and blue. But want of food dovetailed two craving Creatures, yet— over fed I felt rusty Below his steely hunger and what saving Grace God might offer either mice or men.
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Sep 24, 2016
Sep 24, 2016 at 3:51 PM UTC
I Saw a Hunter by a Country Road
I saw a hunter by a country road, In tandem with me he sailed as I drove. His hoody-head set monkish to the soil Conjured up music so soundful, sacred, And I unmoving over a tired flesh— Coloured vehicle felt naked and dead For he so saintly robed and dressed to **** In the colours of the sky prayed with wings, My harrier, his eyes cleansed purity and gold While mine unsightly piebald pale and blue. But want of food dovetailed two craving Creatures, yet— over fed I felt rusty Below his steely hunger and what saving Grace God might offer either mice or men.
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Apr 9, 2015
Apr 9, 2015 at 1:20 PM UTC
I Saw a Hunter by a Country Road
As my back rests against the wall, I lift my fabric slowly and let it fall Slid down and listened to dust hit the ground Watching specs float like space, a new frontier Let it fall, gravity run and dry these two blunt tears. Cradled by soundful quiet, an octave below measure As the dust writes my ledger, a lesser letter To those who miss the Hidden Jester
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Jun 9, 2024
Jun 9, 2024 at 12:32 PM UTC
Dusty Clothes Mister
Lacking emotion, i express through the words These words so soundful, who echoe from the tunnels Once inside, never come out on the other hole Letters marked, throughout my nerves, as part of my body A body filled with pain, shared with plenty Rises from the ground, not coming out of the sky If words could be changed, why didn't people change with them? Probably because were humans, and we all make mistakes.
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Oct 21, 2017
Oct 21, 2017 at 9:25 AM UTC
The Power of Words